An overview of the periodic table of the elements 7 Articles

by Renee Gallman-Jones

The Periodic Table Explained The periodic table is familiar to most people, but why was it created and what does it mean? If you have taken a chemistry class, you may be familiar with the periodic table and the ...read more

by Aldo Bonincontro

The Periodic Table of the Elements (PTE) that we use today was proposed by Niels Bohr, at the beginning of the XX century. It lists the chemical elements with an ideal building of their nuclei and atomic orbitals made a...read more

by Ernest Capraro

If you have had the opportunity to study chemistry at all, chances are that you've met the Periodic Table of the Elements. No, it doesn't have to be capitalized, but it sure looks impressive that way, and well it should. ...read more

by Tuyen Phung

The periodic table is well-known for the most useful reference in every contest or competition and for whoever learns chemistry. However, it is not easy to come up with a smart table like that. In actuality, its invention ...read more

by Rosie Brooks

The Periodic Table is essential to chemists; elements are arranged according to their atomic number. 'Atomic Number' refers to the number of protons which is found in the nucleus of an atom. The atomic mass of an element i...read more

by Jerrod Clark

The Periodic Table is to chemists what the alphabet is to a writer. It is the basis from which all knowledge is established. Since it's inception, may elements have been added and scientist have even been able to predict...read more

by Simon Davies

The Periodic Table of the Elements is a vital tool for all chemists worldwide. It is basically a systematic arrangement of all known chemical elements, arranged according to the electronic structure of each element. The...read more